The Kyanite Press proudly presents eleven visions of desperate futures, where humanity must struggle to survive in what is left after the apocalypse. From nuclear war to climate disasters, one thing is always the same about the end of the People will be the best and worst parts of it.
Six novelettes, five short stories, eleven amazing authors.
B.K. Bass is the author of over a dozen works of science fiction, fantasy, and horror inspired by the pulp fiction magazines of the early 20th century and classic speculative fiction. He is also a freelance editor with experience both as a publisher and editor-in-chief of a literary journal. When B.K. isn’t dreaming up new worlds to explore, he spends his time as a lifelong student of history, bookworm, and film buff.
Personally, I love anthologies. Not only do you get several interesting stories in one book but you also get introduced to new authors. This book features 11 authors with several short stories and novelettes about dystopian societies. They all have different angles and different views and each stood out on its own. Many left me thinking about them for days.
Despite the current pandemic, or maybe because of it, I really enjoyed these tales featuring various forms of apocalypse, and after. All of them had moments or images that stuck with me long after I finished reading, though I definitely had my favorites. I especially loved The Shattered Sea and Alert.